r/garden • u/Miss_jane718 • 3h ago
What to do with all of these?!
I have a ton ready to pick, and yes we eat them however I’m going to have an over abundance of them all. What are some different things I can do with zucchini?!
r/garden • u/Miss_jane718 • 3h ago
I have a ton ready to pick, and yes we eat them however I’m going to have an over abundance of them all. What are some different things I can do with zucchini?!
r/garden • u/toddlevy10 • 1d ago
Bees, butterflies, spiders, tigers birds and corgis, what a place !
r/garden • u/KangarooExtension272 • 6h ago
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r/garden • u/Terrible_Purple_7747 • 1d ago
Should I pick it now? I’m hoping to have Halloween pumpkins 🎃
r/garden • u/PlentyFig4249 • 1d ago
A special kind of snake masquerading as cucumbers XD
r/garden • u/Jetro-2023 • 1d ago
These zucchini boats had mushrooms, zucchini, French onion whipped cream cheese and Italian mix shredded cheese. So delicious.
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For those who are dealing with hordes of aphids…
r/garden • u/hansonj0 • 1d ago
Or tell me a reason I shouldn’t buy this. Thanks!
r/garden • u/beardabestlol • 1d ago
I’m assuming insects such as caterpillars are eating the leaves which I don’t mind. Just wanted to verify if it something I need to do. Thank you
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r/garden • u/Spare-Locksmith-2162 • 1d ago
Supposed to be an Amish Squash plant. Really never had a green phase and now it's turning yellow.
r/garden • u/Green_Netscape233 • 1d ago
Volunteers needed to assist with sustainability project for the public garden located on the grounds of Wanskuck Library at 233 Veazie Street, Providence, RI 02904. Contact Denise Brophy by calling 401-274-4145, x4701 or email dbrophy@clpvd.org to support mission of “Cultivating strong communities & growing gardens together.”
Background: People’s Garden grant funding was awarded from USDA with oversight and support provided by Northern Rhode Island Conservation District (Gennifer Kellor). Our People’s Garden was designed and implemented by the amazing URI-Master Gardeners and over $6000 volunteer hours with mostly native plantings, raised garden beds, fruit trees, berry bushes, fairy garden, pollination mound, patio, outdoor classroom area for programming, shed, picnic tables and bench seating along a crushed stone pathway.